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my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 12:44 am
by aziza z
Hi, Ive done some searching and I cant quite figure out why my site is running slow. Not quite sure what im doing wrong? Any help is appreciated.

http://oneawesomelimo.com/

Hosting company says its probobly my code. But I cant seem to find anything wrong with it. Not really liking my hosting company right now anyway (godaddy)

btw I searched and tried to do some of the changes others have done but none of that has seemed to work for me.

Thanks in advance.

Matt

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 12:50 am
by aziza z
btw I hope this is in the right catagory. Wasnt sure if this is where it belongs and im new here.

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 6:26 am
by replytomk3
to not be considered spam, you need to provide useful information and questions

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 7:01 am
by Dr.CSS
I think it's because you use goduddy and are on a shared host...

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 11:56 pm
by aziza z
replytomk3 wrote: to not be considered spam, you need to provide useful information and questions
That is a question. Why is the site running slow? What other information would make this easy to diagnose?

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 11:58 pm
by aziza z
Dr.CSS wrote: I think it's because you use goduddy and are on a shared host...
They mentioned this. Also mentioned id be better of a "grid type" hosting. Not sure I even want to stick with them thou. Any recommendations on a good hosting company? Is there anything I should check before switching hosting companies?

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 9:07 pm
by Dr.CSS
The more info would be your system info page information, a better host imho is hostgator...

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 12:01 am
by aziza z
Heres the info from "system info":


CMS Install Information:

CMS Version

1.6.6

Installed Modules

CMSMailer

1.73.14

FileManager

1.0.1

MenuManager

1.6.2

ModuleManager

1.3.1

News

2.10.3

nuSOAP

1.0.1

Printing

1.0.4

Search

1.6.1

ThemeManager

1.1.1

TinyMCE

2.5.5

CGExtensions

1.17.8

JQueryTools

1.0.5

FormBuilder

0.6.1

SiteMapMadeSimple

1.2.1

GoogleMaps

0.1.8

Captcha

0.4

Config Information

php_memory_limit:



process_whole_template:

false

max_upload_size:

8000000

default_upload_permission:

664

assume_mod_rewrite:

false

page_extension:



internal_pretty_urls:

false

use_hierarchy:

true

debug:

false

output_compression:

false

root_url:

http://www.oneawesomelimo.com

root_path:

/home/content/b/e/m/bemmerguy714/html (0705) Success

previews_path:

/home/content/b/e/m/bemmerguy714/html/tmp/cache (0705) Success

uploads_path:

/home/content/b/e/m/bemmerguy714/html/uploads (0705) Success

uploads_url:

http://www.oneawesomelimo.com/uploads

image_uploads_path:

/home/content/b/e/m/bemmerguy714/html/uploads/images (0705) Success

image_uploads_url:

http://www.oneawesomelimo.com/uploads/images

use_smarty_php_tags:

false

locale:



default_encoding:

utf-8

admin_encoding:

utf-8
PHP Information:

Current PHP Version (phpversion):

5.2.8 Success

md5 function (md5_function):

On (True) Success

GD version (gd_version):

2 Success

tempnam function (tempnam_function):

On (True) Success

Magic quotes in runtime (magic_quotes_runtime):

Off (False) Success

PHP Effective Memory Limit (memory_limit):

64M Success

Maximum Execution Time (max_execution_time):

30 Caution ?

PHP Safe Mode (safe_mode):

Off (False) Success

Session Save Path (session_save_path):

/tmp (1777) Success

Session Use Cookies (session.use_cookies):

On (True) Success

Checking if the httpd process can create a file inside of a directory it created (create_dir_and_file):

Success

PHP register_globals (register_globals):

Off (False) Success

PHP output_buffering (output_buffering):

On Success

disable_functions in PHP (disable_functions):

  Success

PHP Open Basedir (open_basedir):

  Success

Test for remote URL (test_remote_url):

Success
fsockopen: Connection ok! Success
fopen: Connection ok! Success

File uploads (file_uploads):

On (True) Success

Maximum Post Size (post_max_size):

8M Caution ?

Maximum Upload Size (upload_max_filesize):

8M Caution ?

Basic XML (expat) support (xml_function):

On (True) Success

Test file_get_contents (file_get_contents):

On (True) Success

Test ini_set (check_ini_set):

On (True) Success
Server Information:

Server API (server_api):

cgi-fcgi

Server Database (server_db_type):

MySQL (mysql)

Server Database Version (server_db_version):

5.0.91 Success

Server Software (server_software):

Apache

Server Operating System (server_os):

Linux 2.6.18-164.15.1.el5PAE On i686

Permission Information

tmp:

/home/content/b/e/m/bemmerguy714/html/tmp (0705) Success

templates_c:

/home/content/b/e/m/bemmerguy714/html/tmp/templates_c (0705) Success

modules:

/home/content/b/e/m/bemmerguy714/html/modules (0705) Success

File Creation Mask (umask):

/home/content/b/e/m/bemmerguy714/html/tmp/cache (0705) Success

config_file:

0505 Success

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 3:47 pm
by Dr.CSS
Well other then the strange permissions, 705, 505, it all looks good to me, I would think it's the host/shared server at this point...

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 4:23 pm
by JeremyBASS
From years.. and sadly many 100's of hours dealing with Godaddy, I can say this for sure 100%... it's godaddy, they overload, and the db are sometimes not even in the same state.  So that is the issue... FYI I was a reseller for them and yeah... well I'm not now ;)

Shameless plug.. I offer hosting thru rackspace.  Thou I charge a little more than Godaddy, you get a blazingly fast host.  Hit me up if you’re interested.  Cheers -Jeremy

Also FYI with godaddy it's always the code.. never them.. :D

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Sat May 29, 2010 9:24 pm
by aziza z
Alright thank you guys. I had it was them.. Im going to switch hosting companies and post my findings.

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Sat May 29, 2010 10:10 pm
by replytomk3
Personal recommendation: 1and1 US. There's also Dreamhost and the like. How do you find out what is a good host? I've posted this several times before (search!), but call them on their tech support and see how long it takes them to answer and whether they can answer technical questions. SSH is recommended.

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 9:23 pm
by Dr.CSS
Shared hosting on 1&1 is not any better then godaddy, I know I've used both and at some point in time you will see your site slow to a crawl...

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 9:40 pm
by replytomk3
Haven't had experience with a large website on 1and1, but I did like the fast and knowledgeable phone tech support.

Also, 1and1 DOES NOT use cPanel.

It is definitely better than godaddy, dynonames, etc. But I AM planning on switching to VPS when I add a third site to same server - I have already ran into memory limits with 2 CMSMS installs each asking for 32M of memory. Some modules have failed to install.

Re: my site continues to run slow and I cant figure out why?

Posted: Fri Jun 11, 2010 2:14 pm
by kermit
shared hosting on goaddy is not a good place for php/mysql apps...

and all those worthless keyword-stuffed extra pages that duplicate 99.9% of same page over and over again ain't helping any. with the server as loaded down as it is already, all it would take is ONE bad bot sucking-down a page per second off that site to bring the whole server to its knees.

now, if it were a normal site without that crap, it'd only have a few pages total; and those pages would require significantly less horsepower to generate.... meaning you could probably get by with the current server...  provided no one else on it is hogging server resources